What was agreed becomes a delivery with a deadline.
Planner · Projects and delivery
Board, backlog, sprints, releases and roadmap — in the same place as customers and tickets, so product and implementation teams see what each delivery means to whoever asked for it.
What Planner does
Board
Status columns, cards with assignee, priority and due date — drag to move forward.
Backlog
Everything still to do, prioritized and ready for the next sprint.
Sprints
Cycles with a start, end and scope, so the team knows what's in now and what comes later.
Releases and roadmap
What ships in each version and the quarter's view, to align product, sales and support.
Projects by team
Each project with its own members, roles and permissions.
History for every item
Changes to status, assignee and due date are recorded on the item itself.
How it works
- The request comes in — From a customer, a recurring ticket or the team itself.
- It goes to the backlog — With priority, estimate and context from whoever asked.
- It enters a sprint — The team commits to the scope and tracks it on the board.
- It ships in a release — And the roadmap shows what was delivered and what comes next.
AI that keeps delivery on track
Agents can create and update items from a plain-language request.
- Create the implementation project from a signed contract
- Update the board as work progresses
- Alert the team when a delivery is running late
- All with a record of who asked and what was done
Differentiators
Right next to the customer
The project lives in the same place as the customer and their tickets — not in another tool nobody in sales opens.
Native automation
A signed contract or a won deal can create the project automatically, through Nextflow.
Role-based permissions
Who can view, edit and manage each project, using the same roles as the rest of the platform.
How it connects to the rest of the platform
- Contratos: a signed contract becomes a project
- Service Desk: a recurring ticket becomes an improvement
- Nextflow: automations between stages
Frequently asked questions
Is it similar to Jira?
The model is the one product teams already know — board, backlog, sprints, releases and roadmap — except it lives in the same place as your customers and tickets.
Does it work for customer implementations, not just software?
Yes. Implementation, onboarding and service delivery projects use the same board and the same deadline tracking.
Can I separate projects by team?
Yes. Each project has its own members and permissions.